Summary
- Adin Ross plans to host his own Streamer Awards show in 2025 to rival QTCinderella’s event.
- Emiru boycotted the Streamer Awards due to feeling overlooked for certain nominations.
- Ross aims to create a bigger, inclusive awards show experience in his Miami content warehouse.
Kick streamer Adin Ross is hosting his own Streamer Awards show during 2025. Although Adin Ross is known for being a controversial voice in the streaming community, permanently banned from Twitch in 2023, he sought to give the platform competition after signing a Kick deal. Ross appears motivated to host his own events going forward after experiencing success in his recent endeavors.
Adin Ross’ take on a livestreaming award show could fill a gap that QTCinderella seems to be overlooking. When QTCinderella’s 2024 Streamer Awards were announced, Emiru chose not to attend, expressing disagreement with the way she was nominated. Although Emiru was nominated for two major categories, including Streamer of the Year, she seemed frustrated to be left out of the Sapphire Award, which is dedicated to female contenders. Emiru referred to herself as the “token” woman for Streamer Awards nominations, ultimately deciding that the event wasn’t worth her time. Plenty of fans supported Emiru’s decision, suggesting that favoritism may be plaguing the Streamer Awards.
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In a recent stream, Adin Ross announced that he intends to host his own Streamer Awards show in 2025. He notes that while watching the 2025 Grammy Awards show, he got motivated to produce his own event. Ross cited his promotion company Brand Risk as a place where he gained a lot of knowledge, expressing that he wants to create a lot of IPs and big moments in general for fans to enjoy and that his recent Brand Risk boxing event was a huge source of encouragement, showing him that people will fly out for events that he hosts.
Adin Ross to Host Streamer Awards to Rival QTCinderella
Ross states that his own Streamer Award show will be hosted to rival QTCinderella’s annual Streamer Award shows, which have become somewhat of a staple in the livestreaming community. Speaking about QTCinderella’s Streamer Awards, Ross said, “I don’t know why nobody’s ever competed (with) it,” suggesting that although QTCinderella has been consistent about hosting the event, her show may not necessarily represent the full scope of the livestreaming niche or what fans want out of these events. Ross affirms that his event will be done “the right way.” Despite his large fanbase, Ross was only nominated for one award at QTCinderella’s show.
Adin Ross’ Streamer Award show will be hosted in his Miami content warehouse. This new event could represent an opportunity to drive Kick further into the mainstream while capitalizing on the rift appearing to form in the streaming community around QTCinderella’s show. It’s unclear whether Ross intends this event to be exclusively for Kick streamers, but opening the award show up to every big platform seems like it would grab the largest possible audience. More information is likely to come about Adin Ross’ Streamer Awards as his plans solidify.